Elegant 3D Vignettes Inspiration | Birthday Card with Melissa
on March 11, 2018

Elegant 3D Vignettes Inspiration | Birthday Card with Melissa

Hello!  Melissa Phillips here and I’m so happy to join you again using more of the beautiful 3D Vignettes Dies from Becca Feeken. I had a lot of fun creating this birthday card using these fabulous, layered dies.

Elegant 3D Vignettes Collection by Becca Feeken - Inspiration | Birthday Card with Melissa for Spellbinders using SDS-116 Oh Happy Day, S6-136 Grand Dome 3D Card, S5-345 Layered Happy Birthday #cardmaking #birthdaycard #handmadecard #diecutting

Birthday cards are among my most favorite cards to create, and I just knew the tiny balloons in the Layered Happy Birthday Etched 3D Vignettes Dies would create something special.

Elegant 3D Vignettes Collection by Becca Feeken - Inspiration | Birthday Card with Melissa for Spellbinders using SDS-116 Oh Happy Day, S6-136 Grand Dome 3D Card, S5-345 Layered Happy Birthday #cardmaking #birthdaycard #handmadecard #diecutting

I die cut my balloons and layered circle from watercolor cardstock.  I blended ink using a foam applicator over each balloon in pastel colors.  I then added a bit of water to create a soft, ethereal look.  Once the balloons were dry, I adhered them over my die cut circle using dimensional adhesive, embellishing with sequins.

Elegant 3D Vignettes Collection by Becca Feeken - Inspiration | Birthday Card with Melissa for Spellbinders using SDS-116 Oh Happy Day, S6-136 Grand Dome 3D Card, S5-345 Layered Happy Birthday #cardmaking #birthdaycard #handmadecard #diecutting

I then layered my focal point over pattered paper cut using the beautiful Grand Dome 3D Vignettes Etched Dies.  I added my sentiment using stamps and a die cut banner from the Oh Happy Day Elegant 3D Vignettes collection.

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other supplies:

Patterned paper: My Favorite Things and Prima; Cardstock:  Bazzill Basics; Vellum:  Papertrey Ink; Flower Stamps and Ink:  Papertrey Ink; Paper Flower:  Prima;  Twine:  Martha Stewart Crafts; Adhesive:  Beacon and Tombow The multiple layers created using these dies create such memorable and special cards…you’ll love creating with them! Thank you for visiting! Melissa

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